The rot lab does have a lot of stations but can be very manageable if you plan it out ahead of time. One key thing I would say is that it is necessary to have a parent or teacher at the different stations. I had all of the instructions and information for every station typed up and had very few students even touch the instructions sheet. I found that I had to go to each station multiple times (one time for each rotation) and reexplain what was going on even though they had what they needed at that station. If you have one to two volunteers it will make it a lot smoother and the kids will learn and do a lot more.
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